Tonga News
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Steve Hansen was given a contract extension as head coach of the All Blacks through the team’s defense of its Rugby World Cup title in 2015.
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Tonga defeated Japan 31-18 in their Rugby World Cup Pool A match yesterday to end its four-match losing streak at the tournament.
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Deep-water oil exploration has been disrupted from the Gulf of Mexico to Brazil by the discovery of faulty bolts used in safety equipment less than three years after the worst-ever U.S. maritime crude spill.
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Defending champion Wales was drawn in the same pool as two-time winner Fiji at this year’s Rugby World Cup Sevens, the last global championship before the sport makes its Olympic Games debut.
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Following is the text of the mission statement from the International Monetary Fund visit to Tonga:
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New Zealand opened the Rugby World Cup with a 41-10 win over Tonga as the top-ranked All Blacks seek to end a 24-year title drought.
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Andy Robinson quit as coach of Scotland’s national rugby team, a day after an upset 21-15 loss to Tonga in Aberdeen.
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Tonga beat France 19-14 in the biggest upset of the Rugby World Cup to send its opponent into the quarterfinals on a run of two straight losses. England and Australia advanced to the last eight with victories.
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Dan Parks scored all of Scotland’s points as the team struggled to defeat Georgia 15-6 in a Rugby World Cup pool game. Samoa opened its campaign by beating Namibia 49-12 as Canada rallied to defeat Tonga 25-20.
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New Zealand opened the Rugby World Cup with a 41-10 win over Tonga as the top-ranked All Blacks seek to end a 24-year title drought.
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